Expanding one's ability to communicate with others and explore new cultures can be achieved by acquiring new languages. This pursuit is a personal passion of mine, as it has allowed me to broaden my perspective by encountering unique grammatical structures and ways of thinking. The power of words to express oneself and connect with people worldwide is truly inspiring. This is why I decided to pursue a degree in Ethnolinguistics and Instrumental Studies on top of that - for music is also a language. When I'm not writing, I'm often playing piano and exploring how music and language can be intertwined.

Words have always been my most precious companion. I specifically used "words" and not "books" or "literature", because this is what is: my obsession. I love creating new phrases, uncommon occurrences of wording, neologisms.... And I know I have a knack for it. During my education, from primary school I've been an active participant of many extracurricular activities such as extra classes on creative writing, acting which helped me develop my mindset and made me aware on how these little nuances while writing, speaking or letting silence exist are. I discovered how wondrous letters can be, how immeasurable potential they possess and that I want to possess them thus, possess the aforementioned potential. 

I'm a bookworm, of course. It means I have come across many diverse styles of written works - and it helps to understand how to create them. I know what I must do to not only draw the reader into the world I create, but also how to make it worth their eyesight, my tears, imagination, time and most of all exposing myself and my deepest scars along with unsaid dreams. Each and every time, although painfully rough, always gives me the fulfilment I seek. And every time it turns out not to be enough, because I want more and more, I want to create, weave the words as though they were the threads of human soul and I want more of this feeling of being whole. Of existing.